Tweet No discipline seems pleasant at the time, but painful. Later on, however, it produces a harvest of righteousness and peace for those who have been trained by it. Hebrews…
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Tweet In my observation… The best leaders learn from their mistakes. They improve. They develop strengths and minimize weaknesses. They ask forgiveness, receive grace and move forward in spite of…
Tweet In my experience, the type of leader who gets followed closest has some distinct characteristics. I think that’s more defined these days than ever before, possibly because we live…
Tweet “All I want is a reasonable answer —– then I will keep quiet.” Job 6:24 Job just wanted to know why. Has that ever been your question? If you…
Tweet I believe in lifetime learning. The best leaders I know are always learning something new. If you’ve followed this blog long you know I tend to like simplification. Some…
Tweet Then Jesus told His disciples a parable to show them that they should always pray and not give up. Luke 18:1 Our example comes from Jesus! We should pray…
Tweet Bill Hybels is fond of saying that “leaders are readers.” I think we all instinctively know that this is true, and recognize our need to be constantly learning how…
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Tweet After a trial. When the dust has settled. When the sea is calm. When you are on the other side. Praise God. Don’t look back. God has obviously stretched…
Tweet This is a guest post by J. Warner Wallace. Wallace examines these three motives in more detail in his new book, Cold Case Christianity: A Homicide Detective Investigates the…